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CITIZENS PROTEST MARCH MET OBJECTIVES AND A HUGE SUCCESS, SAY ORGANISERS DJ MARRYSHOW AND DR. GARFIELD ALEXANDER
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CITIZENS PROTEST MARCH MET OBJECTIVES AND A HUGE SUCCESS, SAY ORGANISERS DJ MARRYSHOW AND DR. GARFIELD ALEXANDER
Basseterre, St. Kitts — September 28, 2025 — The dust has settled on Friday’s September 26 Citizens’ Awareness March, but the debate rages on. Organisers DJ Marryshow and Dr. Garfield Alexander are declaring the event an “unqualified success,” dismissing government attempts to brand it a “failed march.” A March That Sparked a Movement In a lengthy social media post, DJ Marryshow countered the government’s narrative, stressing that the protest ac…
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